Month: March 2021

Pascal Broze | Getty Images Social Security and other federal beneficiaries who do not normally file tax returns can expect their $1,400 stimulus payments to be issued this weekend, the IRS and Treasury Department said on Tuesday. The majority of the payments will be sent electronically and received on April 7, the government agencies said.
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The Internal Revenue Service announced today that most Social Security, SSI and RRB benefit recipients who don’t file a tax return should get their $1,400 Round 3 stimulus payments electronically by April 7, while stimulus payments for Veterans Affairs beneficiaries who don’t file a tax return could be sent out by mid-April.  These folks—among the
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In this article VIACP TME 9888-HK VIPS DISCA CSG.N-CH 8604.T-JP A massive margin call affected a little-known family office last Friday, incurring billions of dollars in losses for certain banks involved and jolted the overall volatility in the broader market. Archegos Capital Management’s leveraged bets in ViacomCBS blew up and ignited a whopping $20 billion wave
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In this article VIACP DISCA 9888-HK 700-HK 8604.T-JP CSG.N-CH The warning by Japanese investment bank Nomura that it could incur billions of dollars in losses at a U.S. subsidiary was “pretty unfortunate,” an analyst said on Tuesday. Nomura on Monday flagged a potential $2 billion loss resulting from transactions with a client stateside. The bank’s
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U.S. stock index futures advanced during overnight trading on Monday after the Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at a record high. Futures contracts tied to the Dow rose 58 points, or 0.18%. S&P 500 futures were 0.2% higher, while Nasdaq 100 futures added 0.26%. During regular trading, the Dow erased a 160-point loss to close
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